Lucky Leprechaun Bark

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Lucky Leprechaun Bark is a sweet candy bark with rainbow Airhead candy and Lucky Charms marshmallows. Decorated with pearl glitter sprinkles and gold sanding sugar. Perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day treat.

Lucky Leprechaun Bark on a black plate with a gray plaid napkin

Sweet from the green candy melts and white chocolate wafers. However a little tart with the sour rainbow Airhead strips. Get the green clovers from Lucky Charms marshmallows.

Lucky Leprechaun Bark on a black plate with a gray plaid napkin

Melting Candy Wafers

Firstly, melt both the white chocolate wafers and green candy melts. I do this in the microwave with microwave safe bowls. However, a melting pot can be used instead. Either way both the green and white candy will need to be melted at the same time.

White candy melts melted in a bowl.

Pour out the white candy melts onto parchment paper. This will allow the bark to easily be lifted to break later. Swirl in melted green candy melts into the white chocolate with the back of a spoon.

White and green candy melts swirled in on top of parchment paper.

Add St. Patrick’s Day pearl glitter sprinkles to the top of the bark while it is still melted. Add in pieces of rainbow Airhead strips. Stick the four leaf clover marshmallows onto the bark.

Lucky leprechaun bark with airheads, marshmallows, and sprinkles.

Lastly, shake gold sanding sugar in small piles onto the bark before the bark dries. Let the candy bark dry and then pull up from the parchment paper. Break into pieces for serving.

Lucky leprechaun bark with airheads, marshmallows, and sprinkles.

Make Ahead and Storage

Candy melts can be made up to a week in advance. It also keeps for as long as the toppings that are added to it. This should keep at least a week in the pantry.

Lucky Leprechaun Bark on a black plate with a gray plaid napkin

Variations

This lucky leprechaun bark can easily be changed up. Add some gold candy or lucky charms cereal instead. Make it fun with any kind of rainbow candy as well.

Lucky Leprechaun Bark on a black plate with a gray plaid napkin

Lucky leprechaun bark is a fun treat for the family on St. Patrick’s Day. Celebrate with greens, golds, and rainbows in the edible form. Break apart and place into bags for gifting to friends.

Lucky Leprechaun Bark is a sweet candy bark with rainbow Airhead candy and Lucky Charms marshmallows. Decorated with pearl glitter sprinkles and gold sanding sugar. Perfect for a St. Patrick's Day treat.

Just like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow your family and friends will enjoy this sweet treat. Great for class parties as well. Check out our other St. Patrick’s Day recipes below.

St. Patrick’s Day Recipes:

Lucky Leprechaun Bark on a black plate with a gray plaid napkin

Lucky Leprechaun Bark

Jenne Kopalek
Candy bark with green and white with rainbow airheads and four leaf clover marshmallows.
Prep Time 25 minutes
Cook Time 8 minutes
Total Time 33 minutes
Course St. Patrick’s Day
Cuisine Irish
Servings 8
Calories 466 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 12 oz. bag Ghirardelli’s white chocolate wafers
  • 6 oz. bag Sweet Tooth Fairy green candy melts
  • 1 tablespoon St. Patrick’s Day Glitter Pearl Sprinkles
  • 1 tablespoon gold sanding sugar
  • 1 package Airheads Xtremes Sour Candy Rainbow Berry
  • 10 Lucky Charms Marshmallows four leaf clovers

Instructions
 

  • Melt green candy melts and white chocolate wafers. Pour the white onto a smaller baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
  • Add green candy melts into different places and swirl with a knife. Smooth out carefully with a spatula.
  • Quickly before the candy melts and chocolate dries add the green sprinkles, airheads rainbows (cut), gold sanding sugar, and four leaf clovers marshmallows.
  • Let the bark dry then break into sections for serving. Store in a bag in the fridge.
Keyword Bark, Candy Melts, Leprechaun, St. Patrick’s Day

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